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Hosted by Beth and Evelyn · EN · 39 episodes
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Beth and Evelyn, two middle-aged women, are creating a space for real, honest, and relatable conversations. Their platform fosters open discussions on women's issues while building connections with like-minded individuals. Through the Wisdom in Progress community, they aim to provide support, share wisdom, and validate shared experiences—all while keeping things engaging and fun.
Beth and Evelyn hosts Wisdom in Progress, a education show with 39 episodes published.
This episode of Wisdom In Progress will help you understand that habits are built through identity, repetition, and brain rewiring, not willpower. It will also explain why the 21-day rule for building a habit is outdated
Many women believe they need to feel more confident, certain, motivated, or prepared before taking the next step. Whatever it is, you've probably convinced yourself that one day you'll wake up and suddenly feel certain.
️ NEW EPISODE DROP Wisdom in Progress | S2E13 S2E13-Your Inner Support Team Many women in transition feel alone because they're trying to rely on one version of themselves to navigate every situation. They don't realize
In this episode of Wisdom in Progress, Evelyn discusses the real reason starting over feels hard. The life transitions we all go through may be a divorce, a career change, becoming an empty nester, being headed toward re
There comes a point where many women quietly realize that even though everything may look successful from the outside, something feels disconnected. In this episode of Wisdom in Progress, Beth and Evelyn discuss the diff
In this episode of Wisdom in Progress, we explore the inner patterns shaping our lives, our relationships, and the way we move through the world. Have you ever replayed a conversation over and over in your mind, question
Failure has a way of getting personal. After something doesn’t go the way you hoped, the mind starts replaying the moment, searching for meaning, and turning one experience into a story about who you are. In this episode
Beth and Evelyn discuss how Thoughts → Emotions → Behaviors → Actions → Reality. They also provide some useful information on how to train your inner voice to start working for you, not against you. With a science-based
S2E6-Why Advice Doesn’t Change Your Life Why doesn’t advice actually change your life? In this episode of Wisdom In Progress, we break down the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it. From setting boundarie
This special Podcasthon 2026 episode of Wisdom in Progress spotlights the impactful work of Chrysalis Center, Inc., a Connecticut nonprofit helping individuals and families rebuild stability, dignity, and independence. J
Welcome back to Wisdom In Progress. How do you answer, “Tell me about yourself.” Do you start with your job? This episode focuses on separating who you are from what you do. You’ll get a better understanding of how you c
What do you imagine when you hear the word purpose? Inspiration, pressure, a preconditioned or preconceived expectation to “have it figured out”. This episode of Wisdom In Progress is a little different. Our guest speake
In this heart-forward episode of Wisdom In Progress, our special guest, Tyler, the owner of Enfuse Fitness, helps us uncover the connection between mind and heart in this episode dedicated to women’s heart health. We div
Beth and Evelyn are joined by Tanya to discuss rituals in this episode of Wisdom In Progress. Together, they dive into why humans create rituals, why your brain needs them, why rituals are not inherently religious, and h
This fun episode of Wisdom in Progress involves everyday habits and starts with a deceptively simple question: Which body part do you wash first in the shower? Beth and Evelyn discuss the neuroscience and psychology behi
Beth and Evelyn talk about the annual ritual that so many of us engage in: New Year’s resolutions. Resolutions come from the FIXED mindset of “I need to fix X.” A Word of the Year works with your brain instead of against
Beth and Evelyn talk about turning life’s messy moments into meaningful clarity. This episode is about managing holiday stress. Sometimes, the most “magical” time of year, well, doesn’t feel so magical. They talk about w
Beth and Evelyn talk about values. Not the values we say we have, but the ones we actually live. Because when there’s a gap between what matters most and how we show up, we feel it as stress, guilt, or that quiet voice t
Beth and Evelyn explain the difference between capacity and capability, two words that sound similar, but determine whether you thrive or burn out. They will discuss what happens to you when your skills outpace your ener
Beth and Evelyn talk about moving away from your comfort zone to get from where you are to where you’re going. They tackle the big myth that growth only happens outside your comfort zone by reviewing the different zones
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Wisdom in Progress is hosted by Beth and Evelyn. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 39 episodes.
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